chore(deps): combine the passing dependency updates - #150
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actions/checkout, actions/setup-node, actions/upload-artifact and codecov/codecov-action, across ci.yml, environments.yml and test-preview.yml. setup-node v5 added automatic npm caching, which reads the root package.json's packageManager field and then requires a lockfile beside it. Every job that checks out has both. test_giget has neither - it never checks out, it unpacks the repo into site/ - so detection returns nothing there and caching stays off. Closes #130 Closes #132 Closes #133 Closes #141 Closes #144 Closes #145 Closes #114 Closes #131
core-js 3.50.0, dotenv 17, Cypress 15, start-server-and-test 3, stylelint 14.16.1, stylelint-config-standard 29 and @nuxtjs/eslint-config 12. Cypress 15 and start-server-and-test 3 both declare a Node engine above this repo's pinned 16.18.1, so npm warns about them. Both still run: the Cypress CLI hands off to a binary carrying its own Node runtime, and start-server-and-test ships nothing Node 16 cannot parse. Each was proven against the real e2e job before landing here. The lockfile also picks up its package's version, which had been left at the npm default since the repo was created. Closes #126 Closes #134 Closes #135 Closes #136 Closes #137 Closes #138 Closes #97
Both bots watched the same four ecosystems, so every bump arrived as two pull requests: #130 and #141 for actions/checkout, #131 and #144 for setup-node, #133 and #114 for upload-artifact, #132 and #145 for the Codecov action. Renovate is the one to keep. It carries the auto-merge policy, the grouping and the ignore list; the Dependabot file only restated a subset of that. Removing it stops the version updates and leaves the security alerts, which come from the repository's security settings rather than from this file. Also syncs the root lockfile's version with its package.
The private merge request URL in the patch description was found by reading, which is not a control. This adds `npm run lint:private` to both pipelines: it walks the tracked files and rejects any URL whose host resolves only inside a private network. The rule matches the shape of a host rather than a list of known names, so it catches the next one too. Any `.local`, `.internal`, `.lan`, `.home`, `.corp` or `.intranet` name, and the RFC 1918 ranges. localhost, loopback, and the DDEV and Lando domains are how this project runs locally, so they are the exceptions. Only the rule's own source and test are exempt, because they state private hosts on purpose. There is deliberately no inline opt-out marker, because one that anyone can paste would eventually be pasted over a real leak. Checked against the commit before this one, where it reports both copies of the URL by file and line.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds private-network reference linting and CI enforcement. It updates GitHub Actions versions, refreshes Nuxt dependencies, documents dependency changes, and removes the Dependabot configuration. ChangesPrivate reference linting
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR updates E2E dependencies while CI remains on Node 16, and its new private-reference check can miss authenticated or private IPv6 URLs; the preview workflow also points dependency caching at the wrong lockfile. Merge should wait for these bounded runtime, security-control, and CI issues to be addressed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Patch coverage came back at 83% for scripts/lint-private-refs.mjs. The gap was the reporting itself, which the child-process tests do exercise, but node counts none of a child's lines as covered - the same limitation the changelog already records for this suite. So the reporting moves into an exported main(), the way check-oauth's classification did, and a test drives it in process. Also covers the two branches that skip a tracked file the filesystem cannot produce: staged then deleted, and binary. Leaves only the entry guard uncovered, which cannot run under the test process by definition.
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In @.github/workflows/test-preview.yml:
- Around line 61-64: Update the setup-node step using node-version-file in the
workflow to set cache-dependency-path to nuxt/package-lock.json, or disable
package-manager-cache if caching is intentionally not required; ensure caching
does not use the repository root lockfile while dependencies are installed from
nuxt/.
In `@nuxt/package.json`:
- Line 46: Resolve the Node-version mismatch between the Nuxt E2E dependencies
and the configured runtime: either update the E2E CI jobs and related
documentation, including .nvmrc references, to Node 22 or newer, or pin
start-server-and-test and Cypress to versions supporting Node 16.18.1. Keep the
selected dependency/runtime combination consistent across the E2E configuration.
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- Around line 28-47: Update URL_HOST and the host-extraction logic in
findPrivateRefs to parse the authority host after optional URL userinfo, while
preserving existing git@ handling and trailing punctuation cleanup. Add private
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In actions/setup-node v7, the caching mechanism has been updated to include automatic caching for npm [1]. Below is a breakdown of how the requested components function: Automatic Caching for npm The action automatically enables caching for npm if your package.json contains either a devEngines.packageManager or a top-level packageManager field set to npm, provided no explicit cache input is configured [1]. This behavior is controlled by the package-manager-cache input, which defaults to true [1]. You can disable this automatic behavior by setting package-manager-cache: false in your workflow step [1]. Caching Dependency Paths The cache-dependency-path input allows you to specify the location of dependency lock files (such as package-lock.json, yarn.lock, etc.) when they are not in the repository root or when you have multiple dependency files [2][3][1]. - When used, the action calculates a hash from the specified file(s) and uses it as part of the cache key [2][3]. - It supports both specific file paths and wildcard patterns (e.g., /package-lock.json) [4][2]. - If you have multiple dependency files, you can pass a list of paths or use wildcards to include them all in the cache hash [4][5]. If you do not specify a cache-dependency-path, the action defaults to searching for the lock file (e.g., package-lock.json, yarn.lock, or npm-shrinkwrap.json) in the repository root [2][3]. Note that while automatic caching is available for npm, for other package managers like yarn or pnpm, you must still explicitly configure the cache input to enable caching functionality [1].
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Set cache-dependency-path: nuxt/package-lock.json. Automatic npm caching uses the root package-lock.json by default, but this job installs dependencies from nuxt/. Set package-manager-cache: false if caching is not required.
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In @.github/workflows/test-preview.yml around lines 61 - 64, Update the
setup-node step using node-version-file in the workflow to set
cache-dependency-path to nuxt/package-lock.json, or disable
package-manager-cache if caching is intentionally not required; ensure caching
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Fixed in 67b6472, for this workflow and the two jobs in ci.yml with the same shape.
You are right about the mechanism: setup-node v5 turns caching on wherever package.json names a package manager, and keys it on the root lockfile alone, so the jobs installing from nuxt/ were keyed on a file unrelated to what they install. Those three now set cache: npm with both lockfiles in cache-dependency-path.
Left alone deliberately: the jobs that install at the root, where the default key is already correct, and test_giget, which never checks out and so has no root package.json for detection to find. Adding an explicit cache: npm there would fail on the missing lockfile rather than skip.
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@Decipher, confirmed. The explicit npm cache configuration now keys the Nuxt-installing jobs on both lockfiles. The unchanged jobs have valid reasons.
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Learning: In this repository's GitHub Actions workflows, `actions/setup-nodev5` and later can automatically enable npm caching when the root `package.json` declares a package manager. For jobs that install from `nuxt/`, explicitly set `cache: npm` and include both `package-lock.json` and `nuxt/package-lock.json` in `cache-dependency-path`. Leave root-install jobs on the default root-lockfile behavior. Do not explicitly enable npm caching in the `test_giget` job because it does not check out the repository and has no lockfile.
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Use Node-compatible E2E dependencies or update the Node target.
The Nuxt E2E scripts run start-server-and-test 3 and Cypress 15. Their declared engines exclude Node 16; together they require Node 22 or newer. The E2E CI job uses .nvmrc, which remains Node 16.18.1. Update the E2E jobs and documentation to Node 22+, or select dependency versions that support Node 16.
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In `@nuxt/package.json` at line 46, Resolve the Node-version mismatch between the
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Not taking this one, and it is worth writing down why, because the engine metadata does say what you say it says.
Both packages run on 16.18.1. The Cypress CLI is a thin wrapper that hands off to a binary carrying its own Node runtime, and start-server-and-test ships nothing 16 cannot parse. That is checked rather than assumed: each ran green through this repo's real test_e2e job on 16.18.1 before being brought into this branch, and the combination has now passed here too. What the mismatch produces is an EBADENGINE warning during install, not a failure.
The contrast is stylelint-config-recommended-vue 2.0.0 (#139), which wants the same sort of range and genuinely fails. So engine metadata alone does not decide it, which is why each of these was run rather than read.
Pinning back to versions that satisfy 16.18.1 would mean staying on Cypress 10, which is three years and five majors behind. Moving the runtime forward is the real answer, and it is bigger than a dependency PR: Nuxt 2 and Node 16 are both end of life here and the Nuxt 3 migration is separate work. Both are already recorded under Known limitations in CHANGELOG.md.
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@Decipher, thanks for the detailed verification.
The E2E job passed on Node 16.18.1 with Cypress 15 and start-server-and-test 3. The EBADENGINE output is a warning in this configuration. It does not cause an install or E2E failure.
My finding treated the declared engine ranges as proof of a runtime failure. That conclusion was incorrect. I am withdrawing it.
Moving from Node 16 and Nuxt 2 remains separate migration work. The existing Known limitations entry provides the required context.
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Repo: druxt/quickstart PR: 150
File: nuxt/package.json:46-46
Timestamp: 2026-08-21T01:27:54.577Z
Learning: In `druxt/quickstart`, the Nuxt E2E configuration uses Node 16.18.1. Cypress 15 and `start-server-and-test` 3 emit `EBADENGINE` warnings because of their declared engine metadata, but the repository's real `test_e2e` job passes with this combination. Do not infer a functional E2E incompatibility from these engine warnings alone; verify the E2E job.
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| const PRIVATE_HOST = [ | ||
| /^[a-z0-9-]+(\.[a-z0-9-]+)*\.(local|internal|lan|home|corp|intranet)$/i, | ||
| /^10\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/, | ||
| /^192\.168\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/, | ||
| /^172\.(1[6-9]|2\d|3[01])\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/, | ||
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| const URL_HOST = /(?:https?:\/\/|\bgit@)([A-Za-z0-9._-]+)/g | ||
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| /** Every private host referenced by `text`, with the line it sits on. */ | ||
| export function findPrivateRefs(text) { | ||
| const found = [] | ||
| text.split('\n').forEach((line, index) => { | ||
| for (const match of line.matchAll(URL_HOST)) { | ||
| const host = match[1].replace(/[.:]+$/, '') | ||
| if (ALLOWED.some((pattern) => pattern.test(host))) { | ||
| continue | ||
| } | ||
| if (PRIVATE_HOST.some((pattern) => pattern.test(host))) { | ||
| found.push({ line: index + 1, host }) |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Parse IPv6 literals and URL userinfo before checking hosts.
URL_HOST captures user from https://[email protected]/.... It does not match http://[fd00::1]/.... These private references produce no violation.
Extract the authority host after optional userinfo. Add private IPv6 patterns. Add regression cases for both URL forms.
Proposed fix
const PRIVATE_HOST = [
/^[a-z0-9-]+(\.[a-z0-9-]+)*\.(local|internal|lan|home|corp|intranet)$/i,
/^10\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/,
/^192\.168\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/,
/^172\.(1[6-9]|2\d|3[01])\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/,
+ /^\[?(?:fc|fd)[0-9a-f:]+\]?$/i,
+ /^\[?fe[89ab][0-9a-f:]+\]?$/i,
]
-const URL_HOST = /(?:https?:\/\/|\bgit@)([A-Za-z0-9._-]+)/g
+const URL_HOST = /(?:https?:\/\/(?:[^`@/`\s]+@)?|\bgit@)(\[[A-Fa-f0-9:.]+\]|[A-Za-z0-9._-]+)/g📝 Committable suggestion
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| const PRIVATE_HOST = [ | |
| /^[a-z0-9-]+(\.[a-z0-9-]+)*\.(local|internal|lan|home|corp|intranet)$/i, | |
| /^10\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/, | |
| /^192\.168\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/, | |
| /^172\.(1[6-9]|2\d|3[01])\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/, | |
| ] | |
| const URL_HOST = /(?:https?:\/\/|\bgit@)([A-Za-z0-9._-]+)/g | |
| /** Every private host referenced by `text`, with the line it sits on. */ | |
| export function findPrivateRefs(text) { | |
| const found = [] | |
| text.split('\n').forEach((line, index) => { | |
| for (const match of line.matchAll(URL_HOST)) { | |
| const host = match[1].replace(/[.:]+$/, '') | |
| if (ALLOWED.some((pattern) => pattern.test(host))) { | |
| continue | |
| } | |
| if (PRIVATE_HOST.some((pattern) => pattern.test(host))) { | |
| found.push({ line: index + 1, host }) | |
| const PRIVATE_HOST = [ | |
| /^[a-z0-9-]+(\.[a-z0-9-]+)*\.(local|internal|lan|home|corp|intranet)$/i, | |
| /^10\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/, | |
| /^192\.168\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/, | |
| /^172\.(1[6-9]|2\d|3[01])\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$/, | |
| /^\[?(?:fc|fd)[0-9a-f:]+\]?$/i, | |
| /^\[?fe[89ab][0-9a-f:]+\]?$/i, | |
| ] | |
| const URL_HOST = /(?:https?:\/\/(?:[^@/\s]+@)?|\bgit@)(\[[A-Fa-f0-9:.]+\]|[A-Za-z0-9._-]+)/g | |
| /** Every private host referenced by `text`, with the line it sits on. */ | |
| export function findPrivateRefs(text) { | |
| const found = [] | |
| text.split('\n').forEach((line, index) => { | |
| for (const match of line.matchAll(URL_HOST)) { | |
| const host = match[1].replace(/[.:]+$/, '') | |
| if (ALLOWED.some((pattern) => pattern.test(host))) { | |
| continue | |
| } | |
| if (PRIVATE_HOST.some((pattern) => pattern.test(host))) { | |
| found.push({ line: index + 1, host }) |
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In `@scripts/lint-private-refs.mjs` around lines 28 - 47, Update URL_HOST and the
host-extraction logic in findPrivateRefs to parse the authority host after
optional URL userinfo, while preserving existing git@ handling and trailing
punctuation cleanup. Add private IPv6 patterns covering bracketed IPv6 literals,
including fd00::/8, and ensure both https://[email protected]/... and
http://[fd00::1]/... are reported unless allowed. Add regression cases for both
URL forms.
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Good catch, and confirmed against the code before fixing: https://[email protected]/x was captured as host user and passed. That is the form a git remote usually takes, including the https://oauth2:TOKEN@host/path one used to push, so it was the likeliest shape to appear in a config file or script.
Fixed in 624bfff. The scheme is now matched generally rather than http and https alone, which brings ssh://git@host/x in with it, and bracketed IPv6 literals are recognised, with fc00::/7 and fe80::/10 alongside the RFC 1918 ranges and ::1 allowed. Regression cases added for userinfo (plain and with a password), ssh://, and all three IPv6 forms, plus allow-cases for https://[email protected]/..., [::1], and the 2001:db8::/32 documentation range.
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@Decipher, thanks for the detailed confirmation. The updated parsing and regression cases address the reported bypasses.
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Repo: druxt/quickstart PR: 150
File: scripts/lint-private-refs.mjs:28-57
Timestamp: 2026-08-21T01:28:05.885Z
Learning: In `scripts/lint-private-refs.mjs`, private-reference detection must parse URL userinfo and bracketed IPv6 literals. It covers general URL schemes including `ssh://`, treats `fc00::/7` and `fe80::/10` as private IPv6 ranges, and allows `::1` plus public documentation addresses such as `2001:db8::/32`.
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`https://[email protected]/x` was not reported. The pattern captured whatever sat between the scheme and the first `/`, so it took `user` for the host, found nothing private about it, and passed the line. That is the form a git remote usually takes, including the `https://oauth2:TOKEN@host/path` one used to push, so it is the shape most likely to appear in a config file or a script. The scheme is now matched generally rather than as http and https alone, which brings `ssh://git@host/x` in with it, and bracketed IPv6 literals are recognised: unique local `fc00::/7` and link-local `fe80::/10` join the RFC 1918 ranges, with `::1` allowed alongside the other loopbacks. Reported by CodeRabbit on #150, and confirmed against the code before fixing.
setup-node v5 turned caching on by itself wherever package.json names a package manager, and keys it on the root lockfile alone. The jobs that install from nuxt/ were therefore caching against a file whose contents have nothing to do with what they install, so a change to the frontend dependencies did not move the key. Those three jobs now name both lockfiles. The rest install at the root, where the default is already right, and test_giget keeps no caching at all because it never checks out. Reported by CodeRabbit on #150.
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Combines every open dependency pull request that actually passes, into one branch, verified as a set rather than fifteen times in isolation.
What landed
GitHub Actions to v7 (
actions/checkout,actions/setup-node,actions/upload-artifact,codecov/codecov-action) across all three workflows.setup-nodev5 added automatic npm caching, which is the one behaviour change that could have bitten us: it reads the rootpackage.json'spackageManagerfield and then requires a lockfile next to it. Every job that checks out has both.test_gigethas neither, because it never checks out. It unpacks the repo intosite/, so detection returns nothing and caching stays off.Nuxt dependencies: core-js 3.50.0, dotenv 17, Cypress 15, start-server-and-test 3, stylelint 14.16.1, stylelint-config-standard 29, @nuxtjs/eslint-config 12.
One bot instead of two. Renovate and Dependabot both watched npm
/, npm/nuxt, composer/drupaland github-actions/, so every bump arrived twice: #130 and #141 for checkout, #131 and #144 for setup-node, #133 and #114 for upload-artifact, #132 and #145 for the Codecov action. Renovate keeps the auto-merge policy, the grouping and the ignore list; the Dependabot file only restated a subset. Security alerts are unaffected, they come from the repository settings rather than that file.Supersedes #97, #114, #126, #130, #131, #132, #133, #134, #135, #136, #137, #138, #141, #144, #145.
Those are pull requests rather than issues, so a closing keyword will not
close them. Renovate and Dependabot retire their own once the dependency is
already current, and the four duplicated pairs go with the bot change below.
The engine warnings are noise, and were checked
Cypress 15 wants Node
^20.1 || ^22 || >=24and start-server-and-test 3 wants^22 || >=24. This repo is pinned to 16.18.1, so npm prints EBADENGINE for both.They still work, and that is verified rather than assumed. The Cypress CLI hands off to a binary carrying its own Node runtime, and start-server-and-test ships nothing Node 16 cannot parse. Both ran green through the real e2e job on 16.18.1 before being brought here.
The contrast is stylelint-config-recommended-vue 2.0.0 (#139), which wants
^22.12 || >=24and genuinely fails. Engine metadata alone does not decide it.Left out, with reasons
nuxt/, which drops--extand needs flat config. A migration wearing a version bump's clothes.babel-preset-react-app, which is not in this tree. The plugin already resolves transitively through preset-env, so declaring it changes nothing.Verified locally
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lint:js,lint:format,lint:cspell,lint:md,lint:knip,lint:renovate,lint:private,test:scripts, commitlint over all four commits, yamllint as CI runs it, and innuxt/bothnpm run lintandnpm run test:unit.Also here: a private URL that had shipped
Two committed files justified the druxt patch with a link to a self-hosted merge request, which resolves for nobody outside the network it lives on.
composer-patchesprints patch descriptions duringcomposer install, so this was not a buried comment. Everyone following the quickstart saw a patch defended by a link they could not open. The lock file carried its own copy, so it came back on every regeneration.The description now stands on its own. That part is already on
develop, since it was live. What is left here is the control:npm run lint:privateruns in CI to stop the next one. It matches the shape of a host rather than a list of names: any.local,.internal,.lan,.home,.corpor.intranetname, and the RFC 1918 ranges, with localhost, loopback and the DDEV and Lando domains allowed. Checked against the commit before the fix, where it reports both copies by file and line.The same class of leak was found and fixed in three sibling starterkits before they shipped.
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